Omerica Studios
Open-Source Licenses & Credits
Omerica Studios projects are built on excellent open-source software, open data, and open fonts. Every third-party component below is used under a permissive or open license that allows commercial use. We are grateful to the maintainers.
Software libraries
| Component | Used for | License |
|---|
| Three.js | 3D visualizers (beef & sheep cuts yield engines, Silk City Synthesis) | MIT |
| D3.js | Data visualization & maps | BSD-3-Clause |
| TopoJSON Client | Map topology rendering | ISC |
| world-atlas / Natural Earth | Base map geometry | Public Domain |
| Leaflet | Interactive maps | BSD-2-Clause |
| Leaflet.heat | Heatmap overlays | MIT |
| MediaPipe Tasks-Vision | On-device pose detection | Apache-2.0 |
Data & map tiles
| Source | Used for | License / attribution |
|---|
| OpenStreetMap | Map data | ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors |
| CARTO | Base map tiles | © CARTO |
| Open-Meteo | Weather data | CC-BY 4.0 |
| US Census / TIGER | NJ boundary data | Public Domain |
Weather data by
Open-Meteo.com (CC-BY 4.0). Open-Meteo’s free tier is for non-commercial use; any monetized deployment uses the commercial API tier.
Fonts
| Font family | License |
|---|
| Cormorant Garamond, EB Garamond, Manrope, Inter, Cinzel, Instrument Serif, Syne, DM Sans, Outfit, Noto Sans KR (Google Fonts) | SIL Open Font License / Apache-2.0 |
AI models (private-assistant builds)
Private/on-device AI assistant deliverables may incorporate open-weight models such as Llama (Meta) or Mistral (Apache-2.0), each under its own license. Where a Llama model is used, the deliverable prominently displays “Built with Llama” and passes through the Llama Community License and Acceptable Use Policy, per Meta’s requirements.
Imagery
All illustrations, icons, logos, and cover art across Omerica Studios properties are original works created by the studio (including with commercially-licensed, permissively-licensed AI image tools) or original hand-coded SVG. No stock photography or third-party brand imagery is used. AI-assisted illustrations use openly-licensed models such as Z-Image (Apache-2.0), whose outputs are free for commercial use.
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